Relief of General W F Smith disputed by board decision
A military board reviewed claims that General Rosecrans devised a relief plan for Lookout Valley and Ridge operations. It concluded no evidence supported Smith’s involvement and that Rosecrans planned and started the action, relieving Smith from command without Smith’s input, affirming no injustice to Smith's record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Chattanooga
Ugn Park Commission
Rosecrans
Smith
Root
Board of Army Cers
John R. Brooke
George L. Gillespie
Corps of
W. F. Smith
Itandoga
Tenn
Lookout Valley
Gea. Ey
Mectans
Thomas
Department of the Comand
Ith
Hooker
Lock, Valley
Bridgeport
Dows
W. F
Deportations and policy shifts mark mixed Cabinet briefing
Assistant Secretary Tay orders deportation of fifteen recent arrivals in New York under the alien contract labor law. Postmaster general to implement domestic U S rate from April 1. War Department to deploy steamship Ohio for Pacific troop movement. Havana death rate cited as improving, Arnold to retire, Bell to command new Philippine regiment. President denies seven pardons, grants two rights restorations, and commutes a life sentence. Counterfeit $5 note detected by Secret Service. Civil governments expanding in Philippine points. Krag-Jorgensen rifles to receive new sights and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Tay
New York
Livingston
Georgia
Spriex
Nis
United States
Rtment
Hart
Bogota
Colombia
San Francisco
Maine
War Department
Ohio
Empire Transiion Company
Philadelphia
Pacific
General Wood
Havana
Abraham K. Arnold
First Cavalry
James M. Hell
Bell
Philip
Philippines
Joe Martin
Harrison
Wilkie
Secret Service
National Tron Bank
Morristown
N. J
Ted
China
Ess
Philip Ne
Bareoe
Ordnance Department of
Army
Sisereensen
Sabeennce
Weather forecast for Ohio Indiana Illinois and Washington
Washington forecast notes increasing cloudiness and rain for Saturday with warmer conditions inland. In Ohio and Indiana Illinois expect rain Saturday and warmer central and northern areas, southerly winds, brisk on the lakes, with rain Sunday. Record temperatures and barometric readings included. Local forecast official C F R Wappenhans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Washington
Ohio
Ilinois
Affray Without Words and Fort Wayne Fire Toll Rise
Reports from Cambridge City Vincennes and Fort Wayne detail Edward Binkley shooting his brother amid a family feud. Elijah Orendorff is found dead by hanging. Kerr-Murray iron works near Fort Wayne sustains extensive fire damage with large losses and job losses, prompting immediate rebuilding plans.
No Wage Scale Report From Indiana Miners Panel
The state subcommittee for the miners and operators in Indiana continues drafting a wage contract for the bituminous field. Most informed expect swift adoption with little debate. If approved, workers remaining may return home for Sunday as the black coal field contract will follow the bituminous agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Joint Scale Committee
Indiana
Window Glass Workers Meet to Discuss Prices in Atlantic City
Notices call for a general meeting of the National Window Glass Workers Association in Atlantic City on Thursday March 28. Representatives from Window Glass Company and Independent Glass Company invited to discuss trade conditions and a possible price rise. The assembly may also consider summer factory closures. In Shelbyville Indiana glassworkers strike over a new wage schedule as of today with nonunion workers staying on. John L Denny re elected president of the union with John Phillips re elected secretary and the wage committee likewise renominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
National
Window Glass Jotbers’ Association
Atlantic City
Window Glass Company
Independent Glass Company
Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
John L. Denny
Window Glass Workers’ Association
John Phillips
City and builders near agreement on new electric franchise
PORT WAYNE Ind March 22 The city officials and the builders of the new electric line southwest to Huntington have reached terms for the franchise. It will be signed Monday by the Board of Public Works and submitted to the City Council for ratification Tuesday night. Compensation totals 250 yearly for years two and three 3 percent per year for five years and 1000 annually for the remainder of the fifty year term. A line will cover city territory in South Wayne. Architects begin plans for Rockhill farm summer resort buildings west of the city. GREENSBURG Ind March 22 In Dr Conde Beck murder trial the defense introduces revolvers clothing and buggy showing bullet holes. Barton fired as Beck rode, claiming Barton shot first. Barton threatening Beck is testified.
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Indianapolis Journal
Port Wayne
Ind
Electric One
Huntington
Board of Public Works
South
Wayne
Arcohlitects
Rockhill Farm
Greensburg
Conde Beck
William Barton
Beck
Barton
Habeas corpus case in Jeffersonville Circuit Court
Frank E. Williams a convict leads habeas corpus proceedings with Reformatory officials as defendants. Williams claims in November he was arraigned on petit larceny in Madison County Court, demanded a jury trial, was refused, tried by Judge John F. Clare, found guilty and sentenced. Water shutoff halts all manufacturing industries in Jeffersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Frank E. Williams
A. T. Hert
John H. Aley
Reformatory
Williams
Madison Treast
John F. Clare
City Industry Shuts Down 2000 Workers Lose Jobs
The closure dispossesses about 2,000 men, leaving the city to rely on the chemical wagon and the old fire engine for protection. The disruption is expected to last several days while remedies are sought.
Portland man Ira Denney longtime county official dies aged 77
Ira Denney a Portland resident since 1867 died at his home at 4 am. He served as Jay County clerk for eight years issuing licenses including his own marriage to a widow. He was secretary of Union College two years and longtime Merom College trustee. He was 77. Other regional notes include church resignations, a glass factory strike, a renewed search for suspects in a train wreck, and local legal actions. Public notices report record tampering and real estate changes.
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Portland
Ind
Ira Denney
Isa
Woman's Presbyterial Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Richmond
de Pauw
Alexandria
D. A. Cook
First Presbyterian Church of
Winamac
Harry Boer
Terre Haute
Rudy Faust
Faust
American Window Glass
Comny
Hartford City
Harry Moore
Ralph Potts
Eaton
Wabash Bridge Company
Cincinnati, Richmond
Presidio
A. T
C. H. Barnett
United States
Jeffersonville
Secretary of War
Chickamauga Park
Barnett
Chickamauga
A. C. Uecke
North Manchester
Baltzer Cook
Wabash
Cook
Oluna
First Methodist Church
American Bonding and Surety Company
Thomas Owen
Owens
Berlin banks take over imperial loan amid early April issue
A syndicate led by the Imperial Bank and major Berlin and provincial lenders has acquired an imperial 3 percent loan worth 91,100,000 marka, to be issued in early April at 87½. Progress on banking includes the Columbia National to be started at Barberton, Ohio by O C Barber and H C Frick. Dwight A Forbes seeks a receiver for the National Investment Company of Cincinnati. liabilities listed at 820,449.64 with assets 40,000.
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Berlin
Imperial Bank
Imperial
S. O. C. Barber
Dwight A. Forbes
Columbus
National Investment Company
Cincinnati
Forbes
Kenyon B. Conger
Irvington on-the-Hudson
Wall Street
New York
United States District Court
Vapor store trust eyed by American firms leaders meet
A meeting of representatives of vapor companies of America discussed forming a national vapor store trust to merge all vapor stove makers into the American Vapor Stove Company with capital of 2 000 dollars preferred and 3 000 000 dollars common. The plan follows a Brooklyn tunnel hearing and labor disputes on Long Island.
Local News Items From City District and County
Chairman Hernly departs from New Castle. various city cases include a bartender charged with selling liquor to minors, a colored man charged with petit larceny tied to harness, and a shop theft at 402 West Market Street. Plus Home Loan and Savings Company incorporation, deputy treasurer appointment, rummage sale notices, and local civic lectures on birds in April.
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Hernly
Republican State Central Committee
New Castle
T. Garver
Charles Jordan
John Long
George Killinger
West Market Street
Asch
Wallace
William H. June
Home Loan and Savings Company
Linton
Greene County
Taylor
St. Louis
Cuba
Harvey Jones
Wabash County
Leopold Levy
Jones
Circle No. 8
Central Avenue
M. K. Church
John Gray
John Daley
Esterday
Grand Opera House
Charles Edgett
Mount Jackson
Indianapolis Haymakers’ Association
Irvington
Board of Health
Crown Hill Cemetery
John Patterson
Richmond
Temple Avenue
Crown Hit
C. B. Landis
Crawfordsville
Delphi
Landis
Congress
Philippines
Indiana Audubon Society
Kendall
Amos W. Butler
George S. Cottman
David M. Geeting
T. J. McAvoy
R. W. McBride
M. A. McKay
W. W. Woollen
Prayer and the limits of language in worship
The Brooklyn Eagle reflects on prayer as a heart worship not bound by language. It argues uttered words cannot fully express inner devotion yet language remains a needed form for communal or personal reverence. The piece notes the Master of Life understands the heart without words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Ayer
Benjamin Harrison Portrayed as Model Patriot and President
The Central Christian Advocate praises Benjamin Harrison describing his industry patriotism courage and Christian life as core traits braided into his character. The piece frames him as a model patriot and president of the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
The
Republic
Public sale notices of Indiana court decrees and real estate rents
Certified decree copies from Marion County Superior Court order public sale of rents and profits for Lot 23, Block 4 Tory of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. If rents insufficient, sale of fee simple property follows. Notices list case 6iset Arthur G. Fordyke vs John McBride and case 61062 Advance Saving and Loan Association vs Charles Ayres et al. Dates: April 18 1901 and April 6 191, with auction windows 10am-4pm and 1pm-6pm respectively.
Sale of rented real estate in Indianapolis 1901
By decree of the Marion county Indiana court West Indianapolis Savings and Association is plaintiff in a case against John Lesh and others. The sheriff will offer for sale on April 6 1901 between 6 and 7 pm at the Marion County Courthouse the rents and profits of parcel thirteen in New York addition to Indianapolis to satisfy the decree with interest and costs. If rents do not satisfy the decree the real estate itself may be sold to cover the balance. Sale is without relief from valuation or appraisement. Eugene Saulcy sheriff. E C Stevenson attorney for plaintiff.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
Elmira
N. Y
New York
Mahoning
Shenango Arers
American Bridge Company
Ecuadorian Association, Limited
Guayquil
Quito
Ecuador
United States Steel Corporation
American Sheet Steel
George R. Fuller & Co
Chicago
Pittsburg
Carnegie Company
J. Morgan & Co
C. M. Schwab
Thmat
H. M. Bond
California Cured Fruit Company
Europe
England
France
Germany
Bond
California
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Milwaukee
Breckfnrth
Kentucky
Cumberland Telephone
Common Carries
Shenango Valleys
Compan
W. D. Mahon
International Association of Street Railway
Emof America
Investian Ute Bet
Monon
James C. Pedlow
Circuit Court
Marion County
Indiana
Hawkins & Smith
Lemeke Building
Indianapolis
Marion Circuit Court
John R. Walch
Amos W. Russe
J. M. Ridenour
Highland
Eugene Saulcy
Heffron & Harrington
Superior Court of
German American Building Association
Samuel A. Hastines
Meteger
Park Place
Arson
Superior Court
Arthur G. Fordyke
John McBride
Ion County
Tory
Ugene sRcLer
Ehenit
J.T. Leckilder
Advance Saving and Loan Association
Charles
Ayres Et al
Omer
Marion Co
Cor. Martin
eScena
Idiana
Boswell & Fleming
Grandview
Costa
C. N. Lotge
James W. Harper
Philonides Hays
St. Fletcher, Jr
North
State of
le Mitebelt
Sapte
West Indianapolis Savings and Association
John Lesh
March
Sherif
E. C. Stevenson
Sheriff's Sale Notice From Indiana Court Decree
Public sale ordered for $2 061 85 plus interest and costs. On April th 2001 in Orion county Indiana Lot 12 in Dr Martin's New York addition to Indianapolis will be sold at auction to satisfy a Superior Court decree. The sale runs 9 am to 4 pm at the stated location with terms of fee simple title and possible discharge of the decree.
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Harmal
C.F. R. Wappenhans
Ines
Mont
City
Rock
Ark
Tesnowee
S&s
Orleans
York
East Germantown
Parmner—Iron Works
Fort Wayne
Cambridge City
Edward Binkley
Robert
Edward
Armer
Vincennes
Elijah Orendorff
Knox County
Kerr-Murray
Home
Royal
Phoenix
Hartford
Niagara
Franklin
London
Liverpool
Globe
Conference of Glass Men
Mirror Makers of Strike
Association
Vert
Indiana Notes
Mahon
Cleveland
Vapor Companies of America
Vapor Store Trust
America
American Vapor Stove Company
Committee On Streets and Railroads
Board of Aldermen
Brooklyn Borough Hall
Albert L. Johnson
Brooklyn
Battery
Johnson
Building Trades Unions
New York City
Oakdale
L. I
William K. Vanderbilt
Idlehour
Manhattan
Structural Steel Association
Beam Pool
Holland House
Beam Association
Pittsby Stock Exchange
Crucible Steel Common
Central Christian Advocate
Thhrel
Duffy
Miles
Jeas M. Gresham
E. Pratt St
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elihart
Harburger
Tave Halfy&co
Daniel Stewart
Holden
Knight & Jillson CO
Walter Jameson
Webb-Jameson Co
Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co
Office
Dsl
Delaware Street
Sunday Journal
Sherife
Sheriff’s Sale
Minnie Hamilton
Orion County
Dr. Martin
Indiianapolis
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